Please speed up the update. I liked it very much, but unfortunately I get a lot of errors.

Hello,
This in not an error from system files. This error is come from the slug you have set for one of the pages links. It contain a symbol or special character which is not allowed or supported in xml sitemap. You need to review and change this slug from dashboard. If you can’t find which page please contact me with your dashboard login details to help you finding it.

Regards

I forwarded the information to this address

Hello, We are working on the next release that will update the project to the latest Laravel version and will include invoicing, payment gateways, and various other improvements for the current features. However, it is not ready yet. Regards.

Hello, The next version will be upgraded to the latest Laravel version and will include invoicing, payment gateways, and various other improvements. However, it is not ready yet. Regards.

Hello, You are welcome.
Smartend CMS is not a fully headless CMS. It provide API support that allows you to fetch content making it possible to integrate with external applications, mobile apps, or custom frontends.
Please review all the details and explore the demo version on our website to ensure it meets your requirements.
https://smartend.app/

Hello, you are welcome.
I have replied to your email, and you can now use your purchase code with the new domain without any issues.
Best regards.

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Thank you for the Distinctive Rating.

You are welcome

Sorry for the double post – I have attempted to install manually – I assume the download from codecayon in my account is the latest release – what happens is that I import the SQL into my table and I get the folowing error:

ALTER TABLE `smartend_settings` ADD `js` LONGTEXT NULL AFTER `css`, ADD `body` LONGTEXT NULL AFTER `js`; MySQL said: Documentation

1060 – Duplicate column name ‘js’

So I guess the JS Column already exists in the 10.3 database

after that I have copied the files to my server retaining the Uploads directory and my .env file.

The only thing now is I get 500 | Server Error

What information would you like me to send to re: logins?

KInd regards,

Mark

Hi there, thank you for your time yesterday in resolving this issue – a first class service – kind regards, Mark

/core/bootstrap/cache/config.php  
   /core/bootstrap/cache/routes-v7.php 

APP_DEBUG=true 

Thank you for suggestion. Currently you can add a separated comments only from dashboard.

Hello, you’re welcome!
Regarding your question about the Smartend CMS file structure: the “public” folder is not needed at all. We’ve already placed the index.php file in the root directory, with all core files organized in the “core” folder. If you’re referring to the default Laravel structure, we’ve made some adjustments to allow the website to run directly from the root index.php file. You can find the installation guide on our website here:
https://smartend.app/installation

This modified structure offers several advantages, such as keeping all essential files in one directory. Additionally, you can move the “core” folder outside the public_html directory for added security and simply update the paths in the index.php file. You can still execute Artisan commands directly from the “core” folder without any issues.

If you prefer the default Laravel structure, you can easily revert to it. Move the index.php file and other root files into the /core/public folder, changes paths on the index.php file , and set the “core” files as your root directory.
I hope this explanation helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
Best Regards

Hello,
You are welcome.
For the frontend theme, it is built using Bootstrap 5, so you can apply any code or components from Bootstrap 5.
You can explore the documentation here: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0

For the backend, it is built based on the Flatkit theme. You can find more details about it here:https://themeforest.net/item/flatkit-app-ui-kit/13231484
Best regards!

Hello, you are welcome.
Sorry this can’t be done on the products module. Url structure is built to be nested depending on the module and category.
You can do that only on the “site pages” module. So you can use it for direct or landing pages.
Regards

Hello,
You’re welcome!
The issue with the sitemap likely stems from a special character or symbol (such as & or ?) in one or more post slugs (URLs).
Please review the topic slugs and remove any special characters to resolve this issue.
Best regards,

Hello,
We are currently preparing for a new update, but there is no fixed release date yet.
Best regards,

any update on new release and what you are bringing in new release.

Hello,
The next version will be upgraded to the latest Laravel version and will include invoicing, payment gateways, and various other improvements. However, it is not ready yet.
Regards.

Can you clarify further? Do you want to retrieve the data based on specific criteria? For example, are you looking to fetch page details using the page ID?

Like if i am creating a custom form and getting data from frontend and i want to show on pages . How to do that?

One more thing We can attach only custom form on page but not rest module on page.

2. If I am designing a custom bootstrap form on page how it wiil be working like creating custom form from module?

https://your-website-url.com/form-submit

<form method="POST" action="https://your-website-url.com/form-submit" accept-charset="UTF-8" enctype="multipart/form-data"><input name="_token" type="hidden" value="{{ csrf_token() }}">
<input type="hidden" name="WebmasterSectionId" value="{{encrypt(1234)}}">
...
...
Text Input field example
<input type="text" name="customField_123">
....
...
</form>

Hello,
Currently, there is no e-commerce store available. You can list products, but each product can only include a manual request form.
A full store with payment features will be added in upcoming updates.
Best regards,

Dashboard => Website settings => Custom code => Custom CSS

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Caveat:wght@400..700&family=Dancing+Script:wght@400..700&family=IBM+Plex+Sans+Arabic:wght@100;200;300;400;500;600;700&display=swap');

body,div,.btn,.categories-list .nav-link span,.navbar .nav-link,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6{  
  font-family: "Dancing Script", serif !important; 
}